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Membership fees · Updated October 17, 2026

Addison Reserve Country Club membership fees and dues (2026)

The 2025–26 fee schedule, what membership includes, what comes back when you sell, and the first-year math against 62 closed sales. Plus a calculator for your own price.

Membership at Addison Reserve Country Club is mandatory, so the club's entry cost and dues are part of the price of every home. Here is the 2025–26 fee schedule as published by the club and reported by local brokerages, what it includes, what comes back when you sell, and the first-year math against what homes actually sold for: 62 closed BeachesMLS sales of $1 million and up in the 24 months to October 17, 2026, at a median of $1,972,500.

The short version. $400,000 full golf (from Jan. 1, 2026); $200,000 sports and partial golf; 50% refundable less initiation to join; $49,195 full golf a year; HOA about $430 a month. Compare it with every other club in the 15-club membership fee comparison.

Addison Reserve fee schedule, 2025–26

ItemAmountNotes
Full golf membership$400,000Up from $325,000 on January 1, 2026. 50% of the member fee is refundable, with a $15,000 initiation portion non-refundable.
Sports / partial golf membership$200,00050% refundable, with an $8,250 initiation portion non-refundable.
Full golf, annual$49,195Club dues plus capital dues, as reported for the 2025–26 season; partial golf $33,824.
Trail fee$2,450 a yearFor members who own a cart.
Food and beverage minimum$2,500 a yearFamily; $1,250 single.
Capital contribution at closing$3,600Paid once.
Village HOAAbout $430 a monthMedian reported in MLS listings; the club reports village HOA of about $6,300 to $10,000 a year depending on village.
Refundable?HalfHalf of the member fee, less the initiation portion, is returned when you sell and the next member joins.

Sources: the club's 2025–26 schedule as published and reported by Echo Fine Properties (September 2026), the Palm Beach Post and local brokerages; HOA is the median listing agents reported on homes that sold. Clubs change fees every season; confirm the current schedule with the membership office before you make an offer.

What membership includes

Three nine-hole courses played as 27 holes, 11 tennis courts and pickleball, a renovated clubhouse and sports center with spa and fitness, resort pools, and about 717 homes in gated villages off Jog Road in Delray Beach.

Run the numbers for your price

First-year and five-year cost calculator

Full golf or family membership, 2026 figures above, HOA at the MLS median, property tax estimated at 1.8% of the purchase price after reassessment. Insurance, club sales tax, cart fees and closing costs are extra. An estimate, not a quote.

How it compares with nearby clubs

Full membership joining cost and annual club cost for Addison Reserve and the clubs buyers most often compare it with. The full 15-club comparison ranks every club from least to most expensive and lists the costs buyers miss.

ClubFull membership to joinAnnual club costHOA (MLS median)Median sale, $1M+
Addison Reserve Country Club$400,000$49,195$430/mo$1.97M
Mizner Country Club$275,000$46,838$944/mo$1.50M
Delaire Country Club$300,000$45,081$465/mo$2.30M
The Polo Club of Boca Raton$250,000$42,804$467/mo$1.86M
St Andrews Country Club$550,000$50,566$707/mo$3.50M

How the fee affects buying and selling here

Because every buyer pays the membership on top of the price, homes in Addison Reserve Country Club are priced against the all-in cost of joining, not the list price alone: the fee is about 20 percent of the median sale. For buyers, that means comparing the all-in cost of entry and the all-in yearly cost across clubs before you offer. For sellers, it means a correct asking price in a club with a rising fee sells in weeks, while an optimistic one sits. Ricky prices every home here against the club's current schedule. Ask for a valuation or see homes for sale on the 3D map.

Market figures are compiled from BeachesMLS closed sales and are believed accurate but not guaranteed. Fee figures are the club's 2025–26 schedule as published or reported in 2026 and change without notice; the club is the only authoritative source. General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

Questions buyers ask

Addison Reserve membership fees: frequently asked

How much does it cost to join Addison Reserve?

$400,000 for full golf in 2026, up from $325,000 on January 1, 2026, or $200,000 for sports and partial golf. MLS listings over the last two years reported $175,000 to $400,000 as the fee rose. Half of the member fee is refundable when you sell.

What are the annual dues at Addison Reserve?

$49,195 a year for full golf and $33,824 for partial golf for the 2025–26 season, plus a $2,450 trail fee if you own a cart and a $2,500 family food and beverage minimum.

Is Addison Reserve membership mandatory?

Yes. Every homeowner joins at closing, and a $3,600 capital contribution is paid with the purchase.

Is the Addison Reserve fee refundable?

Half of it. The refund is paid when you sell and the next member joins, less the non-refundable initiation portion ($15,000 on full golf, $8,250 on sports).

What does a first year at Addison Reserve cost?

On the $1.97 million median sale over the last 24 months: about $403,600 due at closing for the membership and capital contribution, then about $49,200 in dues, $5,200 in HOA and property tax of roughly 1.8 percent of the price, about $90,000 in year one. Use the calculator on this page for your own price.

How does Addison Reserve compare with Mizner and Delaire?

Addison's $400,000 is the highest of the three Delray clubs; Mizner is $275,000 (full golf, non-refundable from January 2026) and Delaire $300,000. Annual costs are close: $49,195 at Addison, $41,417 to $46,838 at Mizner and $45,081 at Delaire. Addison is the only one of the three that returns half the fee.

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